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leaned in to kiss my cheek.
I let her.
Her perfume was the same powdery floral scent she had worn at Luke and my wedding.
The house looked exactly as it always did: spotless, curated, and faintly museum-like. A ceramic bowl of polished pinecones on the entry table. Family photos arranged in silver frames. Luke’s high school baseball picture on the mantel,continue reading …
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